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05 Mar

Posted at 12:06h in Music, Reviews
marsha reviewrate5 Marsha Ambrosius embodies soul. Ever since “The Songstress” appeared as the scene as part of neo-soul UK duo Floetry her honest personality (which translates through her singing talent) has positioned her as one of the top talents in soul. At London's Islington Assembly Hall on the 24th of February, the singer showed off just why we can’t get enough of her, as few others on the music scene match her exuberance and vulnerability.

18 Jan

Posted at 09:47h in Reviews
ckgospelchoir The UK Soul Jam Christmas Special took place at London's Jazz Cafe on December 6th. To tell the truth, I hadn’t heard of this event before and I was looking forward to this experience with excitement and anticipation. I really appreciate the fact that events like this, which proudly promote new and established talent, can happen. The playful banter of co-hosts Harlano and Adeola Ranson [from the headlining CK Gospel Choir, pictured above] kept the audience’s attention as well as getting them involved in the concert, before getting this soulful showcase off to a cracking start with a tender, laid back rendition of Bill Withers' “Lovely Day”.  This set the mood for the entire gig.